This page collects together all the resources on this free Buenos Aires travel guide that relate to the traditional barrio of San Telmo. Please click on each colored link to be taken to the specific reviews and resources you desire.

San Telmo Attractions

• Plaza Dorrego (corner of Defensa and Humberto Primo), Outdoor market (”Feria de San Telmo“) in and around the square every Sunday
• San Pedro Gonzalez Telmo Church, Humberto 1º 340 (between Defensa & Balcarce), nice decorative church in the neo-colonial style

For more attractions throughout the rest of the city, please see the section on Buenos Aires Sightseeing.

San Telmo Restaurants

• Manolo, corner of Bolivar & Cochabamba, Traditional Argentine Restaurant at very low prices (note: review is of their previous location)

For more restaurants in all areas of Buenos Aires, please surf on into our page specifically about Buenos Aires Restaurants.

Tango in San Telmo

• Milonga de los Consagrados (Centro Region Leonesa, Humberto Primo 1462) - a packed Saturday afternoon milonga held in this fantastic salon
• Cochabamba 444 Milonga (between Defensa & Bolivar), an authentic old milonga with tango lessons, dancing and performances

For more about Tango across the rest of Buenos Aires, please check out our page on Tango in Buenos Aires.

Bars in San Telmo

• Bar Seddon, Defensa 695 (on corner of Chile), one of the city’s historically and architecturally “notable” cafes and bars

For more info on Bars in the rest of Buenos Aires, please check out our page on Bars and Pubs in Buenos Aires.

San Telmo Cafes

• Bar El Federal (corner of Peru and Carlos Calvo), yes it has bar in its name, but El Federal really is a cafe, and a classically beautiful one at that - just check out its wooden bar and original tiled floor!

For more on Cafes across Buenos Aires, see this page on Buenos Aires Cafes.

Nightlife in San Telmo

• Club Museum, Peru 535 (between Venezuela & Mexico) - a huge nightclub with mainstream music, in an interesting building designed by the man that created the Eiffel Tower.

For more on Buenos Aires nightlife, please check out the following page of reviews of Nightlife in Buenos Aires.

Coming soon - San Telmo, Buenos Aires shopping, hotels, hostels, and a whole lot more!